Dec 2, 2023 Print Exhibition, RSVP and Event details
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Level Up! is a new program in collaboration with Lulu Artists Collective, StoodilyDoodleyO Studio, and the APA Diversity Committee
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We couldn't be more excited to welcome Alexis to the APA Family!
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APA | DC is pleased to present the second annual LGBTQIAP+ Photography Grant for emerging and established photographers who self-identify as LGBTQIAP+
This year's winner's circle!
We're proud to bring APA members two new exciting benefits!
Celebrating APA SF winners
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The possibility of camera theft, and the threat to your physical safety are a real concern when working in cities, on location. Tips from our recent event.
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Diana Cheren Nygren wins First Place for Series
Samantha Wolov wins Best of Show
View the Judges' top 100 selections in the Online Gallery!
Info about the Portfolio Reviews and all the other great prizes we awarded this year!
Todd Antony wins Best of Show
Some of the world's finest Creatives have volunteered their time to judge our annual personal work contest.
Rusty cans, broken plastic cups and rotten vegetables gladly pose for Laure Frankel's still lifes, reminiscent of the 17th-century Dutch masters.
